go get -u github.com/lrstanley/chix@latesthttp.Serverwrapper that easily allows starting, and gracefully shutting down your http server, and other background services, usingerrgroup.- RealIP middleware (supports whitelisting specific proxies, rather than allowing any source).
- private IP middleware, restricting endpoints to be internal only.
- Rendering helpers:
JSON(with?pretty=truesupport).
- Auth middleware:
- Uses markbates/goth to support many different providers.
- Encrypts session cookies, which removes the need for local session storage.
- Uses Go 1.18's generics functionality to provide a custom ID and auth object
resolver.
- No longer have to type assert to your local models!
- Optionally requiring authentication.
- Optionally requiring specific roles.
- Optionally adding authentication info to context for use by children handlers.
- API key validation.
- API version validation.
- Struct/type binding, from get/post data, with support for go-playground/validator.
- Structured logging using apex/log (same API
as logrus).
- Allows injecting additional metadata into logs.
- Injects logger into context for use by children handlers.
- Debug middleware:
- Easily let children handlers know if global debug flags are enabled.
- Allows masking errors, unless debugging is enabled.
- Error handler, that automatically handles api-vs-static content responses.
- Supports
ErrorResolver's, providing the ability to override status codes for specific types of errors.
- Supports
go:embedhelpers for mounting an embedded filesystem seamlessly as an http endpoint.- Useful for projects that bundle their frontend assets in their binary.
- Supports local filesystem reading, when debugging is enabled (TODO).
- Middleware for robots.txt and security.txt responding.
- lrstanley/clix -- go-flags wrapper, that handles parsing and decoding, with additional helpers.
- lrstanley/go-query-parser -- similar to that of Google/Github/etc search, a query string parser that allows filters and tags to be dynamically configured by the end user.
Use these as a reference point for how you might use some of the functionality within this library, or how you might want to structure your applications.
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